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Why nurse called sister?
Nurses are NOT typically called "sister or sisters", and would likely be seen as a put down in the US. However, many Nuns train to be nurses. Because they are Nuns, they are called Sisters.
What are the nurses in the delivery room called?
Nurses in the delivery room are called delivery nurses or labor and delivery nurses. They are also sometimes referred to as delivery room nurses.
Who is the sister of the nurse in romeo and Juliet?
The nurses sisters name is Dorothy.
What is Juliet's reaction when nurse curses romeo?
The nurses sisters name is Dorothy.
When Sydney hospital opened in 1811 who were employed as nurses?
Convict men and women worked as nurses until the Sisters of Charity came over in 1838. These were the first trained nurses to come to Australia. :)
What is a nurses hat called?
it is called a cap.
Why Are nurses still often called as sisters?
Traditionally, there were three ranks of fully qualified nurses in England: *Nurse *Staff nurse (more responsibility than an ordinary nurse) *(Ward) Sister. This was the highest rank, and a Sister had responsiblity for a whole ward (often 30-40 patients).
Individual who manage the administrative tasks of the nurses station at the hospitals are called?
individual who manage the administrative tasks of the nurses station at the hospitals are called what
List of names of Australian nurses who served world war 2?
Nancy and betty Collins from mossman n.s.w. they were sisters
Did nurses nurse?
If you are referring to Breast Nursing a baby, then it is a special category called a "Wet Nurse". Normal Medical Nurses do NOT perform this function.
Who sang sisters?
The people who sang sisters were sisters, called Sis and Ters.
What were the head of the nurses called in the civil war?
24r
